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Creating a space for monarchs to thrive
Creating a space for monarchs to thrive
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Creating a space for monarchs to thrive
Creating a space for monarchs to thrive
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Top, Quinn among some of the many plants in her butterfly garden; middle, a butterfly at the garden; and bottom, the gardener next to a butterfly bush and the certification she received from Monarch Watch.
Top, Quinn among some of the many plants in her butterfly garden; middle, a butterfly at the garden; and bottom, the gardener next to a butterfly bush and the certification she received from Monarch Watch.
When Quinn Rerucha learned, as a fifth grader, that monarchs are endangered, she wanted to do something to help them.
Now, as a sixth grader, she’s reaping the rewards of her interest and labor.
“Mrs. [Amy] Boros, my science teacher, encouraged us to think about putting in a natural environment for animals in our yard. She said even if we don’t mow just a small patch of land in our yard, it…
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